The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-17
Menpbians Abroad

Miss Mette Stratton is spending a
week or two at our neighboriug re-
sort, Raleigh. 1t is not too far to
prevent her friends seeing her often
during that time.
Sergt. Pat Koran, OF the police
fore, has been spending pleasant
time with friends and relatives in
Nashville and Louisville. He is
back again.
Mrs. James Lee, jr. i 5 in Nashville
visiting relatives before leaving for
Tullahoma.
Miss Rosa Lee and Mrs. Salhe
Phillips will spend the rest of the
summer at Tullahoma. They leave
in few days.
Miss Norma Goodman is now with
friends in Lexington. After a
short visit there, she will join her
mother at Crab Orchard Springs,
Ky.
Miss Maggie Macrae, after pleas
ant visit to Miss Susie Bate, will
join friends al Lookout Mountain and
spend the summer there.
Mr.. l., B. Eaton is enjoying the
rural pleasures OF his country re-
treat, near Warner, N. ii.
A. Il. Bookman, who is connected
with the firm OF s. Il. Ridgely, has
left for q visit 10 parents at Alton,
Ill.
Mr.. Thomas Day aud family will
spend few weeks at Beaver Dam
Springs, Tenn. They left for that
resort on Monday last.
Misses Ora and Nora Farris, two
Alabama street bellies, left on Mon
day last for q pleasant trip 10 Reeves,
Tenn, where they will visit relatives
and friends.
A large party composed OF A. @.
Treadwell and wife, Mrs. Beasley
and Mrs. Taylor and children, Mrs.
Mary ID. Treadwell and Mrs. PAMELA
Coe lett on Monday morning last for
an extended Western trip. They will
make Manitou Springs their head
quarters.
Mrs. A. b. Hunt and daughter,
Miss Carrie, aud NJ. III. and A. @.
Hunt are located at White Sulphur
Springs, Tenn, for the summer.
Misses Florence and Lizzie billiard,
who have achioyed quite reputation
as amateur violinists, have gone 10
Jackson, Tenn, thence TO West Vir-
ginia, for the summer.
Among the late arrivals at Hyatt
and SAMPLE Springs, Tonu., are Mrs.
A. Il. Kinney aud daughter Ora and
Mrs. T. N. Walker aud son, Of this
city.
Tom Divine, a popular attache Of
the Louisville, New Orleans and
Texas railroad, has gope on a much
needed recreation trip 10 the mount.
aims Of Virginia and Tennessee.
Miss Corinne Goodman, who has
been visiting Miss Sucie Galbreath,
near Nashville, has left for Crab
Orchard Springs, KY, TO join Ter
mother aud sisters.
Among the recent Memphians reg.
istered at Fountain Springs House,
Waukesha, are Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Sugarman.
Mr.. w. p. ProudGt and family are
registered, among many other Mem.
phians, at Monte Sano Hotel, Hunts.
vile, Ala.
Miss Laura Proud6t accompanied
her father To Monte Sano, and after
q brief stay, will Join friends at
Bailey Springs, Ala.
Walter Jones aud X. j. Jones, IT,,
with their families, have Como 10
swell the number q Mcmphians al
ready summoring at Waukesha.
Mrs. A. II. White is in Nashville,
paying a short visit TO relatives.
Charles Q. Harris is taking reorea.
tion from bis bank duties at Mont.
eagle aud Scwanee.
Among those who left on Wednes.
day Tor the North we're Misses Allie
and Sadie Clare, who spend a short
while at Chicago and Niagara.
Mrs, A. b. Stewart aud sons, Will
and Preston, have arranged a de-
lishtiul trip 10 Nicholson Springs
and thence TO Bersheba.
Miss Clara Conway, who is at
present in Chicago attending the
National Teachers Association, was
distinguished by being placed on
eminent president Of the association.
Miss Jennie Lamar left on
Wednesday night for Macon, Ca, 10
Join her family. She Is 10 be mar.
/ ried on the 2lst inst, 10 her cousin,
Mr.. w. II. LANAI, young attorney
Of Washington, d. q. The cere-
mony will take place at the family
residence Of Mrs. Lamar. only q few
intimate friends and relatives being